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Olabode Ososami

Business Analysisis and updates that helps you navigate the more dynamic context.

  1. 4d ago

    Africa, Rising Again

    Africa has shown strong resilience in a challenging environment as reforms and a new local value and growth mindset begins to take root.  Olusoji Elias, a global markets expert and Chief Counsel at Greyhorse Financial Corp., continues an earlier conversation on Africa’s role in global markets. He argues that effective regulatory and policy frameworks, whether for banks or other industries, must directly address development obligations and local realities—not only global best practices. Plus other business headlines.

  2. 5d ago

    Winning with Artificial Intelligence

    The AI honeymoon may be ending, but the partnership between human and artificial intelligence is still in early stages. Tosin Fasidi, an accomplished procurement leader, strategist and speaker, examines the key issues and shares insights on how to get it right. As the initial excitement fades, organisations are shifting their focus to delivering tangible benefits.

    Winning with Artificial Intelligence

  3. Jul 15

    Nigeria Inflation Holds at 15.91%: Will CBN Cut Rates?

    Nigeria’s June inflation was largely unchanged at 15.91%, but food prices and energy-cost risks remain key concerns. As the Central Bank of Nigeria prepares for its July MPC meeting, investors and analysts are not expecting rate cuts. Instead, they are watching for signals on how the apex bank is interpreting the data and recent geopolitical developments. Nigeria’s reforms are beginning to deliver results as the country continues to prioritise and incentivise foreign investment inflows. In the US, major banks continue to deliver strong Q2 earnings, appearing largely unaffected by the US-Iran crisis as America launches fresh strikes on Iran.  China’s economy slows - growing by 4.3% in Q2. Plus other business headlines.

    Nigeria Inflation Holds at 15.91%: Will CBN Cut Rates?

  4. Jul 13

    Is the AI Honeymoon Over?

    Artificial Intelligence adoption is entering a more challenging phase as costs rise, user frustration slowly grows, and CEOs face mounting pressure to prove real value. This episode explores why the initial AI honeymoon may be ending, the qualities tech-driven leaders need to move the needle, and why CEOs must lead in setting clear strategy to leverage AI - from being just a very smart tool into lasting competitive advantage.

    Is the AI Honeymoon Over?

  5. Jul 10

    The CEO Mindset for the Era of Reinvention

    Once defined by stewardship, the CEO role is now increasingly about survival. As AI, activist investors, market pressure, and shifting workplace cultures reshape leadership expectations, CEO profiles are changing and tenures are shortening. This episode explores why CEOs are stepping down in droves, why traditional governance is falling short, and the five traits a new genre of younger tech-driven leaders need - to thrive in this era of reinvention.

    The CEO Mindset for the Era of Reinvention

  6. Jul 8

    IMF Update on Global Economy, War & AI Technology

    In today’s World Economic Outlook update, the IMF points to a resilient, V-shaped recovery, but warns that inflation remains elevated amid geopolitical uncertainty. AI-driven investment is boosting semiconductor firms and reshaping global markets, while renewed US-Iran hostilities could trigger commodity price shocks that hit vulnerable economies hardest. The IMF urges central banks to stay focused on price stability as disinflation trend loses momentum. Plus, other business headlines.

    IMF Update on Global Economy, War & AI Technology

  7. Jul 6

    Oil and Gas Prices: A Market Guessing Game

    Seven OPEC+ countries have raised output by another 188,000 b/d as producers compete for market share amid geopolitical uncertainty and slowing growth. With Saudi Arabia, Iran, the US and others boosting supply, analysts are split: will Brent drop to $60, or will new tensions push prices higher? Plus other business headlines.

    Oil and Gas Prices: A Market Guessing Game

  8. Jul 3

    Global Economic Resilience 2026: Will Growth Survive the Shocks?

    Global economies showed surprising resilience in the first half of 2026 despite inflation, energy price shocks, and geopolitical uncertainty. This episode examines the latest PMI data from the US, China, UK, Europe, South Africa, and Nigeria, while exploring central bank responses, growth risks and thoughts on the outlook for the second half.  We also replay clip of Ajibola Olomola, Partner KPMG Nigeria on the Nigeria economy in H1 2026. 👉 Please like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments

    Global Economic Resilience 2026: Will Growth Survive the Shocks?
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Business Analysisis and updates that helps you navigate the more dynamic context.

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  • Creator
    Olabode Ososami
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    30
  • Rating
    Clean
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